The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-05-01
OUR WALKING DELEGATE. !"
RANDOM LOCAL JoTTMGs ABOUT NAN,
RoMBN IND THINGS.

Reporters.-The Gossip of the Town.
Assistant Prosecutor Noonan won his
first case.
Trustee Joseph Warren promises to make
an active member of the Board of Finance
Printer Murray, formerly of Smith &
Murray, has gone into the liquor business.
ssNat Fowler, who was once Chief Of
Police here and afterwards a Police Com
missioner, is getting rich at the Abattoir.
Ex-Sheriff Cornelius j. Cronan and ex-
Justice David W. Lawrence have dissolved
the eoparlnership that they entered into a
yeer or more ego.
"The Professor spent five weeks in per-
fecting his essay on spring. It's lucky for
him that the season was backward, or he
wouldn't have had it out on time.
When President Walker entered his
home the other evening, he found on his
desk beautiful basket of flowers sent him
by the teachers in the Primary Depars ment
of School No. 6.
Johnny Garretson and Billy Moulds
don't speak as they pass by any more.
they were partners in business in New
York, but quarelled, and then each told
the other to go his own way.
Has anybody found Eout yet, that pat
ent inside sheet published in this town has
been jast tearing Wesley Hof,. the good
natured desk clerk at Taylors Hotel, mp
the b ok, as the boys say, for the last
week?
Perlumtter, the halter, declares without
any res rvatiob, that the hats the police
department have bought from Vessels are
not worth the money, and that the sam
pies he submitted are ever SO much better.
The matter might be worth enquiring in
to.
Ex-senator Brinkerhoff contemplates re-
moving to Orange. Mrs. Briukerhoff is
very fond OF her horses and as there is no
attraction for riders here, the lady feels an
impulse to 60 elsewhere. The ex-senator
says that he is disposing of his real estate
as rapidly as possible and putting the
money in more portable securities.
The recent death of Miss Edge at the
residence of MIR. Lewis on Waldo avenue,
is an event of considerable nom ent to a
large circle Of relatives. She was born
without legs But she left handsome
fortune to be divided among her heirs
Counselor Fleming, DR.. Benjamin Edge,
and butcher McComb of Bergen avenue,
will get slice of her estate.
The balcony between the stairs leading
l.
vania Railroad waiting-room, has come to
be s.lover's Tx" The kitchen Of the
..Keystone Restaurant" is on the same level
with it; and the maids employed thers find
an occasional breathing spell to devote to
talking through the barred windows to their
passing beaux.
The fellow who writes the editorials for
this paper went off "'half cooked" when
he penned the editorial paragraph charging
Assistant Prosecutor Noonan with having
telegraphed the grand jury secret of the
Indictment of Pinkertons man Sbeehy to
the New York Sun. He had nothing what
ever to do with it. Mr.. Noonan has not
written word for the Sun in over year,
at any rate.
The members of the Palma Club have
been frequently pleased to compliment
this paper on the interest it has always
manifested in the Clubs growth and pros
peritv, and we hope to continue to enjoy
their kindly esteem. The Club is made up
of gentlemen whose patronage we are
proud to have, and as often as we have an
opportunity we shall show that we appreci-
ate their kindly feeling towards us.
.Yes, it is likely true that Mike Mullone
would like to be made postmaster, said
one well posted, the other day, ''but he
never listen to il. II is more likely to go
TO tom Kelly. I mean the United States
Revenue Collector. He's after it. He is
not quite sure that his revenue Office will
not be abolished before long and he'd
rather have sure thing in the pos.-otfice
While Mr.. James G Clarke was packing,
preparatory to removing to his new resi-
dence last week, he purchased an ele-
phantine dry goods case, in which to pack
his valuable collection of books. He packed
the box in a most scientific manner, never
stopping to think how heavy il would be
when all packed and nailed up. Now he
is looking around for several giants of
strength who can successfully tackle the
$50 pounds case.
Sweet, blonde Charley, who does the
honors at the third chair in the Hon. Jacob
Hammels tonsorial boudoir in Taylor's
Hotel, is dead gone on Poke" which
prompts the two Georges who are his
comps mons du razor to eternally poke
sticks at him. By the way, we have been
particular to describe the Hon. Jacob
Hamme's establishment as a ''tonsorial
Boudoir'' because he climbed up on his ear,
and refused to allows US to hang him up
for shave, again, when hesaw the place
referred to in previous issue of this paper
az .sJake Hammels barber shop"
William E. Sackett has purchased them
, terest in the SUNDAY MORNING News OF
Clarence Sackett and so becomes the ex-
elusive owner and publisher of one Of the
bandsomest and most enterprising of N ew
Jersey newspapers. Mr.. Clarence Sackett
will contiAue to have kindly interest in
the success OF the paper. and will doubt
less frequently meet his old-time readers
bv writings in its columns. He left the
CITY yesterday with his wife for MorIistown,
New Jersey, where he will spend the
summer.
An explanation Of the reason why there
il no notice in this mornings issue of the
nlr.nsdau ninhk concert of the ST Cecilia